step rocket (Meaning)
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step rocket (n)
a rocket having two or more rocket engines (each with its own fuel) that are fired in succession and jettisoned when the fuel is exhausted
Synonyms & Antonyms of step rocket
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step rocket Sentence Examples
- The step rocket's innovative design propelled it into space with unparalleled precision.
- The scientists carefully calculated the trajectory of the step rocket's ascent.
- The first step of the step rocket ignited, providing the initial thrust.
- As the step rocket's fuel was exhausted, the spent sections detached, lightening the load.
- The final step of the step rocket carried the payload into its intended orbit.
- Engineers meticulously inspected the step rocket before its launch, ensuring its integrity.
- The step rocket's advanced guidance system allowed it to maneuver with remarkable accuracy.
- The recovered step rocket's data provided valuable insights for future space missions.
- The step rocket's versatility enabled it to be used for both satellite deployments and lunar landings.
- The history of space exploration is intertwined with the development of the step rocket technology.
FAQs About the word step rocket
a rocket having two or more rocket engines (each with its own fuel) that are fired in succession and jettisoned when the fuel is exhausted
No synonyms found.
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The step rocket's innovative design propelled it into space with unparalleled precision.
The scientists carefully calculated the trajectory of the step rocket's ascent.
The first step of the step rocket ignited, providing the initial thrust.
As the step rocket's fuel was exhausted, the spent sections detached, lightening the load.
